Less than two weeks since its Saudi backers yanked the funds that propped up the renegade LIV Golf tour since its inception, the circuit’s CEO expressed a

Two-time major champion Bryson DeChambeau said if LIV Golf dissolves he plans to focus on growing his YouTube channel.

Amid LIV Golf’s financial uncertainty, rumors are Bryson DeChambeau was apparently asking for a whopping $500 million to resign. However, CEO Scott O’Neil has bigger and better plans for the American professional.

The PIF and LIV Golf partnership is over. However, LIV Golf is pursuing new global investors and has retained Ducera Partners LLC as its investment banking advisor.

LIV Golf’s first tournament on U.S. soil this week also comes with a spot available in the U.S. Open. Joaquin Niemann already secured one spot from LIV by finishing among the top three in last year’s points race.

LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil stressed the value of the league’s 13 teams in his first public comments since the Saudi PIF confirmed it will pull its funding following the 2026 season. “If you ask me where the value of this business is,

As LIV Golf’s financial future comes into question, Mickelson’s social media post has only added fuel to the fire.